ScHoolboy Q Reveals Regret Over Missed Opportunity with Travis Scott’s “goosebumps” Beat

Travis Scott’s “goosebumps” featuring Kendrick Lamar stands as one of the defining tracks of the 2010s. Since its debut on Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight in 2016, the song has soared to iconic status, achieving an 8x platinum certification. Even nearly eight years after its release, “goosebumps” remains one of Travis Scott’s most streamed songs on Spotify, boasting over 2.2 billion plays. However, what if ScHoolboy Q had been the one to claim the spotlight with this hit?

In a recent interview with BACKONFIGG, the BLUE LIPS creator opened up about his regret regarding the Cardo beat behind “goosebumps.” According to AllHipHop, ScHoolboy Q disclosed that he had access to every Cardo beat, including the one used for “goosebumps.” “Every Cardo beat you’ve heard, I had it,” he revealed, acknowledging that missing out on the opportunity remains one of his biggest regrets. Despite this, there are no hard feelings between ScHoolboy Q and Travis Scott, with the two artists sharing a laugh about the situation whenever they meet.

Although ScHoolboy Q didn’t seize the chance with “goosebumps,” his collaborations with Cardo have produced numerous standout tracks, including “THat Part,” “Floating,” and “good day.” Moreover, both ScHoolboy Q and Travis Scott have demonstrated mutual respect for each other’s craft. Their collaborative efforts extend beyond “goosebumps,” with notable joint ventures like Scott’s deluxe Rodeo cut “Ok Alright” and ScHoolboy Q’s “CHopstix” from CrasH Talk.

What are your thoughts on ScHoolboy Q’s revelation about missing out on “goosebumps”? Do you believe the song would have achieved the same level of success with Q’s involvement? Would you have liked to see a collaboration between ScHoolboy Q and Travis Scott on this track instead of Kendrick Lamar? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.